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I only started watching about a month ago and just finished Season 4 tonight. Holy hell. I didn't think a show could come close to The Wire for me, but it's up there. As for Season 5, I think the first couple episodes are mostly just the waiting game, let the DEA and Hank start to figure things out, and then everything comes out followed by a trial, etc. I also wonder who gets the blame for everything, Jessie, Walt, or both. I think the main theme of the Season will be that Walt can't go back now, since he has already "broke bad", and will struggle with trying to lead an innocent life.

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I only started watching about a month ago and just finished Season 4 tonight. Holy hell. I didn't think a show could come close to The Wire for me, but it's up there. As for Season 5, I think the first couple episodes are mostly just the waiting game, let the DEA and Hank start to figure things out, and then everything comes out followed by a trial, etc. I also wonder who gets the blame for everything, Jessie, Walt, or both. I think the main theme of the Season will be that Walt can't go back now, since he has already "broke bad", and will struggle with trying to lead an innocent life.

I don't think Walt will be leading an innocent life anymore. He will be the new Gus. Like a boss.

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How does he not have any money?? Even if he doesn't, Jesse has money and Walt can sell assets.

Skyler gave the left over money to Ted...the rest went to the carwash. What he had left was to be used to get out of the country, but when he went under the house to get it he saw most of it gone. The number I remember him making was 3 million, but I can't remember what the timetable was for that pay.

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Skyler gave the left over money to Ted...the rest went to the carwash. What he had left was to be used to get out of the country, but when he went under the house to get it he saw most of it gone. The number I remember him making was 3 million, but I can't remember what the timetable was for that pay.

But with Gus out of the picture he can probably go back to the industrial laundry place and start making $100MM a year there. If Hank is the one who was all gung-ho to get Gus sees that Gus is the one that died in the explosion, he won't be snooping around that laundry place anymore. I'm sure they could write in that Walt finds Gus' business notes or distributor numbers or something like that at that trailer that they always goes to. The underlings would never know the difference of who is at the top, and the guys that knew Gus personally aren't around anymore, except for what's his name (the bald old white guy) and so long as he is getting paid it won't really matter to him.

I can see it ending with Walt surviving and not going to jail, but some huge tragedy for him has to take place like Skylar or Walt Jr. getting killed or something like that.

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But with Gus out of the picture he can probably go back to the industrial laundry place and start making $100MM a year there. If Hank is the one who was all gung-ho to get Gus sees that Gus is the one that died in the explosion, he won't be snooping around that laundry place anymore. I'm sure they could write in that Walt finds Gus' business notes or distributor numbers or something like that at that trailer that they always goes to. The underlings would never know the difference of who is at the top, and the guys that knew Gus personally aren't around anymore, except for what's his name (the bald old white guy) and so long as he is getting paid it won't really matter to him.

I can see it ending with Walt surviving and not going to jail, but some huge tragedy for him has to take place like Skylar or Walt Jr. getting killed or something like that.

I think that laundry lab got torched....so he doesn't have a lab anymore.

I am telling you. Season five will be about him trying to cover his tracks and fleeing.